ROLL OF HONOUR.

Auckland Star, Volume LV, Issue 219, 15 September 1924, Page 1

ROLL OF HONOUR.

ADAMS. —In loving memory of our dear (Sergeant .1. T. Adams, Main Body), tilled in action at Iho Soninn*. Scj.temh^r 15 1910. Buri.'d at Caterpillar Valley Cemetery, Albert. Fraut-i.. riiseen he moves as near you as you will, jjlj spirit lives the same and loves us still. Inserted by Ins ioving parents, brothers jnd Eistcrs-in-law. JITKEX. —In loving memory of T.anceCorporal T. Ailken. n 2S."U, died of pounds soDiewli.-rr in Franco. Scptembf>r 15 l!tl«. "«!niitfr love hath no man than this, that he- lay down his life f or lis friends." A. and (.;. -\itken. BRODIE.—In loving memory of my dearest and youngest son. Robert I'.rodie (P.obi. tilled in action. Soinme. September 13. 3016. Inscrteil by his lovins mother ami tiro nieces, Margaret and Venia. pE.\X.—ln loving romembrance of . Corporal 15. K. il>i) I>ean. 12/3070, 16th Waikato Company, third son of Mr. B. Dean, Laimceston. Tasmania, killed in action September 1.". mil!. Dulce et docorum est nn> putrla mori. Dear memories. —lI.H. pAIRE.—In ever present memory of my dear liusbanrt. riilTnril Stnror Fairo. tilled in action September 13, 1!)16, Somine battle. Every remembered. HOGAX.—In loving memory of Sergeant i Gcorse Reginald Hosan. ilied of wounds. battle Somrac. September 15. WIG. Ji"ht years have guue, aud still to memory °: dear. His loving name we breathe and shed a tear; Time cannot alter love so deep and true — Dtarest George, always thinking of you. Inserted by bis lovins parents, brothers. sister, and sister-in-law. GASSON.—In lo>-inK memory of LanceCorporal Gasson (Chick), killed in action, September 13. IDKS. A silent thought, a secret tear. Keep his memory ever dear. Inserted by his loving sister and lrother-in-law, Emily and Harry. GASSOX. —In remembrance of a loving sin and brother. Lnnce-Corporal C. H. Kasspn. killed in action at the Soinme, September 15, 1010. Inserted by his lovins "father and sisters, Dorothy and 'Alice.GBACIE. —In loving memory of our dear Bon and brother. Sergeant A. Grade (Harry), who was killed in action September 15. 1!)1G. Ever remembered bj - iis loving father, mother and family. BTNBS. —In loving memory of my dear brother, A. L. (Barney) Hynes, killed in action* September IS, 191G (Sonime ■Battle). So dearly loved. Inserted by iis sister, Mollie. HIKES. —In loving memory of Alf. Hjtips. Klled.in action, September 15, 1916; also hie mother, who passed away at Napier. September 19, 1917. Sweet remembrance. Inserted by'A.M.A., Te Rapa. IUSSICKS. —In loving memory of Private E. J.Massicks, killed in Somme Battle. September 15. 11)16. To memory ever .dear. His loving mother, M. Massicks. JCArFEY. —In 'ng memory of Rifleman Stanley Artliu- Jlaffey, killed at the Somme, September 15, 191 G. Ever remembered. Inserted by A. and H. Crook, Point Chevalier. JicCALL.—In loving memory of Malcolm, killed in France. September 13, lfllC. mthln our hearts he has his place, inserted by his sorrowing family. PKIKCE.—In loving memory of our dear brother, William Alfred, killed in action, '.Here, September 15, 1916. Ever remembered by his sister, brother-in-law, Elsie liu-Syd. Gomas: PBKCE.; —In loving memory of our dear brother, William Alfred, killed in action, Flers, September 15, 1016. Fondly remembered by his sister, brother-in-law, Buby and Harry Leahey. i EBEfCE.—In loving memory of our dear brother William Alfred, killed in action, Here," Septemebr 15, 1910. Fondly remembered by his sister, brother-in-law, Hose and Fred Bishop.